EPISODE · Aug 24, 2016 · 20 MIN

Free to be loved

from Illuminating Anorexia & Eating Disorder Recovery · host Michelle Sparkes

Free to be wrong and free to be loved…woohoo! Bring on the freedom. This is a continuation of the previous post. Amazing, wonderful, mysterious, sublime how the realities of life, the vulnerability, the humbling, the movement down from our lofty ideals and self-importance are the very means by which we rise and are liberated to live and love in new and wonderful ways. I’m learning, always learning and the way is not always (seldom) what I would naturally choose …but I guess we only get to enjoy the vista from the ‘other side’ of the mountain…   Welcome to some more thoughts on freedom. Feedback and questions and dialogue welcome! [email protected] @mp_sparkes

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